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A '''civilization state''' differs from a [[nation state]] in that it is much larger, with a longer history, and is not composed of a single national [[ethnic]] group, [[language]], [[culture]], or [[religion]]. Such civilization states that exist in the 21 centuries are the [[People's Republic of China]], India composed of the majority [[Hindu]] culture, and the [[Russian Federation]].
While the [[Islamic]] world consists of many ethnic groups, languages, cultures, and a long history, it has single religion and several competing nation states for Islamic [[hegemony]], such as [[Eygpt]], [[Iran]], [[Turkey]], [[Pakistan]], and [[Indonesia]]. Formerly, the Islamic civilization was governed by a [[Caliph]]ate up until 1924 under the [[Ottoman Empire]].
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